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Well, reading vernier, secondary school, first year, first class... That 56 was 66(,7), so the second one will be good for me!

I didn't do yet. I will install the windshield, and mount the bumpers, so it will look kike a car, then I will post it.

Well, I can figure out the VIN also, did not do. But I'm absolutely not that pro, to tell if it is a normal, or unusual rear end. Thank you!

It is really rare, as I know 3000 pieces were made only with this trim and setup. The small parts, screws, chromes, etc are in the trunk... I will look for the fender tag, it's not installed yet. VIN is CL23T3C268817 if that helps.

And the yoke (fork) is 56mm inside, which is 2,2 inches, so I assume it is 2 1/4.

It has a 440 in it, and is a Navajo trim, if that helps.

I'm too excited to wait.. There you go the photos.

I will let you know in the morning my time (like 12 hrs from now) , also I will take a photo to make sure.

Hi Jeff, Some bloke lost it during the years. Eight years ago she was fully rebuilt, and then left abandoned, before the complete assembly. The fork at the differential, and the shaft at the tranny is in place. Anyway, I would prefer to have an original part. I have some friends accross the...

This is what I figured out from my old parts catalog.

Hi All, I'm looking for a driveshaft form my '73 Newport coupe. She has a 440 engine, and a 727 tranny. If I figured out well, the part number is 3578 222. I would love, if you can do overseas shipping, I'm located in Budapest, Hungary. Thank you: Gergo

Restoring a '73 Newport Navajo Coupe. Location: Budapest, Hungary